The EstateDocs Service

PROBLEM: Working with an attorney to create an estate plan can be expensive, time consuming and frustrating process.  But do-it-yourself methods lack professional guidance.  An estimated one-third of individuals with a net worth between $1m and $10 million never establish an estate plan and die intestate, leaving the allocation of their assets to state law. 

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SOLUTION: Anodos Law offers affordable, attorney-guided and drafted estate documents for families with estates between $1m and $10 million, delivered in just 72 hours at half the cost of traditional full-service law firms.

How We Do It

Our EstateDocs service begins with an online consultation with an Anodos Law attorney to gather details about your estate, heirs, and unique circumstances. Within 72 hours of the call, we deliver a personalized estate plan tailored to your family's needs. We serve families throughout California.

Who Is Our Client

An EstateDocs client is any individual or family with an estate between $1m and $10m who wants the personal counsel of an experienced attorney not available through DIY solutions, but who can do without the commonly expensive "white glove" service offerings.

What's Included

  • Revocable Living Trust
  • Pour Over Wills
  • Powers of Attorney
  • Health Directives
  • Potentially other needed docs
  • A summary of key terms of the estate plan
  • Tools for bringing your estate assets into alignment with the drafted plan

Simple Pricing

$3,150

The fixed fee for the EstateDocs drafting service is aligned with quick, 72-hour turnaround.

We will provide coaching and model documents if you want to fund the trust on your own; or for a fixed fee of $300 per asset, we can help facilitate updated deeds on real estate, change title of accounts and assign business interests and personal property to the trust.

Schedule a call if you think we can help.

Common Questions...

  • Do I even need a trust, or are a will and beneficiary designations sufficient?
  • Who do we name as our executor or successor trustee?
  • What do you mean that more has to happen after I sign the estate docs?
  • What are those last steps, and can you help us do them?